Mark Spivey: I wish world leaders had more of that kind of weakness.

internets ^ | January 23, 2010

[Jet Jaguar]

http://www.mndaily.com/2009/11/15/considering-afghanistan

http://blog.buzzflash.com/mailbag/964

http://m.naplesnews.com/news/2009/nov/19/letters-editor-nov-20-2009/

http://baltimorechronicle.com/2010/010910Letters.shtml

http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2009/nov/18/seals-have-their-day-court-great-victory/

More at links.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&q=%22+I+wish+world+leaders+had+more+of+that+kind+of+weakness.”++mark+spivey&btnG=Search&aq=f&aql=&aqi=&oq=

[hoosiermama]

CHeck out the posts above....It’s made to look like a grass root campaign so certain people will fall for it. It is disquised as “grass root” but is very well planned and manipulated.

[hoosiermama]

OMG

FROM same:

In other words, if the press is indeed adversarial and liberal and all these bad things, then how can I go beyond it? They’re already so extreme in their opposition to power that to go beyond it would be to take off from the planet. So therefore it must be that the presuppositions that are accepted in the liberal media are sacrosanct — can’t go beyond them. And a well-functioning system would in fact have a bias of that kind. The media would then serve to say in effect: Thus far and no further.

We ask what would you expect of those media on just relatively uncontroversial, guided-free market assumptions? And when you look at them you find a number of major factors determining what their products are. These are what we call the filters, so one of them, for example, is ownership. Who owns them?

The major agenda-setting media — after all, what are they? As institutions in the society, what are they? Well, in the first place they are major corporations, in fact huge corporations. Furthermore, they are integrated with and sometimes owned by even larger corporations, conglomerates — so, for example, by Westinghouse and G.E. and so on.

So what we have in the first place is major corporations which are parts of even bigger conglomerates. Now, like any other corporation, they have a product which they sell to a market. The market is advertisers — that is, other businesses. What keeps the media functioning is not the audience. They make money from their advertisers. And remember, we’re talking about the elite media. So they’re trying to sell a good product, a product which raises advertising rates. And ask your friends in the advertising industry. That means that they want to adjust their audience to the more elite and affluent audience. That raises advertising rates. So what you have is institutions, corporations, big corporations, that are selling relatively privileged audiences to other businesses.

Well, what point of view would you expect to come out of this? I mean without any further assumptions, what you’d predict is that what comes out is a picture of the world, a perception of the world, that satisfies the needs and the interests and the perceptions of the sellers, the buyers and the product.

Now there are many other factors that press in the same direction. If people try to enter the system who don’t have that point of view they’re likely to be excluded somewhere along the way. After all, no institution is going to happily design a mechanism to self-destruct. It’s not the way institutions function.

So they’ll work to exclude or marginalize or eliminate dissenting voices or alternative perspectives and so on because they’re dysfunctional, they’re dysfunctional to the institution itself.

Now there are other media too whose basic social role is quite different: it’s diversion. There’s the real mass media-the kinds that are aimed at, you know, Joe Six Pack — that kind. The purpose of those media is just to dull people’s brains.

[Jet Jaguar]

Yep

[hoosiermama]

Noam Chomsky at an antiwar rally in Vancouver, 2004 Noam Chomsky is a widely known intellectual, political activist, and critic of the foreign policy of the United States and other governments. Noam Chomsky describes himself as a libertarian socialist, a sympathizer of anarcho-syndicalism and is considered to be a key intellectual figure within the left wing of American politics.

[maggief]

... and David Plouffe.

[hoosiermama]

with obama!

[hoosiermama]

Read the section of terrorism at the link...Good God, Are they working with the terrorist?

I think we are right the Ax is one of the people using this technique but others Pf etc are using the technic of their mentor pictured above. Noam is the source. On the same level as Soros and those who diagramed astroturfing. He is to the method what Marx is to communism...and he’s alive and still spreading the techniques.

[Jet Jaguar]

Yes.

[hoosiermama]

It can be stopped by placing a lot of light on it, by spreading the word, by exposing it!

[Jet Jaguar]

11/15/09, Star Local News (Plano, TX), no location specified
11/15/09, Minnesota Daily, “Daily reader”
11/15/09, The Independent Florida Alligator, Gainesville, FL
11/16/09, BuzzFlash.com, no location specified
11/18/09, SignOnSanDiego.com, San Diego, CA
11/18/09, The Times Online (Fountain Hills, AZ), no location specified
11/18/09, Advance-Titan (Oshkosh, WI), no location specified
11/18/09, The Santa Barbara Independent, no location specified
11/19/09, Salt Lake City Weekly, “via the Internet”
11/19/09, The Independent (Livermore/Pleasanton, CA), no location specified
11/20/09, Naples Daily News (FL), Naples, FL
11/24/09, The Jackson Sun, Jackson, MS
11/25/09, MidWeek.com (Kaneohe, HI), Honolulu, HI
unknown date, Baltimore Chronicle & Sentinel, no location specified

From the anon source.

[onyx]

FROM ANONYMOUS FREEPER;

MARK SPIVEY CHRONOLOGY

11/15/09, Star Local News (Plano, TX), no location specified
11/15/09, Minnesota Daily, “Daily reader”
11/15/09, The Independent Florida Alligator, Gainesville, FL
11/16/09, BuzzFlash.com, no location specified
11/18/09, SignOnSanDiego.com, San Diego, CA
11/18/09, The Times Online (Fountain Hills, AZ), no location specified
11/18/09, Advance-Titan (Oshkosh, WI), no location specified
11/18/09, The Santa Barbara Independent, no location specified
11/19/09, Salt Lake City Weekly, “via the Internet”
11/19/09, The Independent (Livermore/Pleasanton, CA), no location specified
11/20/09, Naples Daily News (FL), Naples, FL
11/24/09, The Jackson Sun, Jackson, MS
11/25/09, MidWeek.com (Kaneohe, HI), Honolulu, HI
unknown date, Baltimore Chronicle & Sentinel, no location specified

[hoosiermama]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2435826/posts?q=1&;page=

Elle Lite thread

[hoosiermama]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2435826/posts?q=1&;page=113

CHeck out 113 masked video of Elle Lite

[machogirl]

Funny, his Baltimore is on the same page as “Ellie’s”

[onyx]

More from the “anonymous” tipster...

“Janet Leigh” “afghanistan, afghanistan”

Janet wrote essentially identical letters from both Corvallis, OR and Fort Myers Beach, FL.

“Mike Platz” “obama the man of history”

Mike, to his credit, never claims a hometown, but he writes to several of the same newspapers (including obscure ones) that Light and/or Spivey have. These include the The Santa Barbara Independent, The Times Online (of Fountain Hill, AZ), and the Baltimore Chronicle.

[machogirl]

http://independent.com/news/2009/nov/18/afghanistan-afghanistan/

janet and mark, on the same page (Santa Barbara Independent)

[onyx]

LOL, Is that an Ooopsie?

[machogirl]

oops, sorry oynx, didn’t see that.

here’s Janet again

http://www.newsdissector.com/blog/2009/11/12/bbc-host-i-was-hoodwinked-free-download-of-new-cold-type-reader/

[machogirl]

That’s a “doopsie”

[machogirl]

I’m almost always a half-a-step behind. lol